Seton Hall Preparatory High School - Tower Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev. Rev eliginn Eugene J. Cotter, B.A., S.T.L. Robert J. Fennell, B.A., S.T.L. Francis J. Finn, B.A. Peter F. Lennon, M.A., S.T.L. Stephen P. Lynch, B.A. Kenneth T. O'l.eary, B.A., S.T.L. George C. Senderck, B.A. Alfred J. Tobey, B.A. Joseph J. Vopelak, B.A., M.A. Joseph F. Wortmonn, B.A., S.T.L. The foremost aim of a Catholic school is to acquaint the student with the principles and practices of his Faith through the course in Christian Doctrine. The application of these principles in the student's life makes a Christian gentleman. Rev. Robert F ennell Chairman S.T.L. at Catholic Univers Came to Prep. in 1954 Rev. Francis Finn Rev. George Senderuk B.A. at 54-ton Ilall U. B.A. at Seton Hall U Came tn Prep. in 1939 Came to Prep, in 1950 -of 1131 was-44 Rev. Peter Lennon Rev. Kenneth O'Leary Rev. joseph Wortmann M.A. at Se-ton Hall U. S.T.L. at Catholic U. S.T.L. at Catholic U Came to Prep. in 1955 Came to Prep. in 1957 Came to Prep. in 1958 12

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istipline Rev. joseph Sllerer Mr. ,lillllfi Morgan Dean Assistant Dean BA. at Seton llall University l,l,.H. al St. ,l0llIl University Caine to Prep. in 1956 Caine- lu Prep. in 1959 Merciful justice characterizes the adminis- tration of discipline at Seton Hall. Under the able direction of the Dean of Men and his as- sistants, human weakness becomes virile strength. Demerits, jug, and unique assign- ments help mature the virtue of restless gentle- men. Mr. James Urr Mr. Daniel Dom-kc-ry Prefer! Prefer! lfatlu-r str:-ngtlwns a young man? eliaractvr.

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nglisb Rev. Robert J. Fennell, B.A., S.T.L. Rev. Peter F. Lennon, M.A., S.T.L. Rev. Kenneth T. O'Leary, B.A., S.T.L. Mr. Robert J. Coughlin, B.S. Mr. Vincent A. Mclntee, B.A., M.A. Mr. Thomas J. Nolan, B.S., M.A. Mr. William A. Persichetty, B.S. Mr. vincent Mclmec Mr. Donald F. Roden, B.A. Chairman M.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Prep. in 1936 The well-educated man is readily recognized by the manner in which he expresses himself. Here at Seton Hall, the English Department is constantly striving to train each student in the correct usage of language. Coherent and em- phatic expression is a prerequisite for any vocation. Courses in public speaking and com- position give form to the maturing mindg classic literature, prose, poetry, and drama enrich its contents. Mr. Thomas Nolan M.A. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1946 Mr. Robert Couglllin Mr. William Persichetty Mr. Donald Roden B.S. at Seton Hall U. B.S. at Fordham U. B.A. at Manhatten C. Came to Prep. in 1956 Came to Prep. in 1957 Came to Prep. in 1958 'I3